Main problems: lack of public healthcare (and only being for-profit instead) and lack of government enforcements around public healthcare. Same thing in the UK

Main problems: lack of public healthcare (and only being for-profit instead) and lack of government enforcements around public healthcare. Same thing in the UK with dental (and Doctors); clinics prefer to take private patients over NHS patients because they make more money that way. Easily solved, the government just needs to 1: require a certain number or threshold of accepted patients per week to be public (and any contacts are submitted with type to government to track, same as passport travel) 2: apply harsher labour laws to clinics to prevent them from forcing their staff to work ridiculous overtime to make more money and cover availability 3: allow more medical students and have no idiotic unfair restrictions. Medical industries are critical to modern society and I definitely think that there should be no limited number of places, any student that passes entrance exams should get minor scholarships to help pay for/promote this position. We're all important to the economy but at the end of the day all comes down to medical staff when any of us get sick, no matter which industry we work in ourselves.